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Philbrook  \nCS71  \n.P545  \n1990x  \n# BOSTONPUBL1C11BRARY)\n\n# BRIDGE AND STREAM\n\nby Michael Philbrook  \nCopyright ®1990  \nS71  \nP545  \n1990-   \n'Information for this chart came from:English Origins of New England Familiesand A Genealogy of Philbrick and Philbrook Families.  \n:lateo元,  \nThe Philbrick/Philbrook family is one of the mostinteresting families of New England.Over the threecenturies that the family has been in America,it has beeninvolved in all the major events of Colonial and UnitedStates history.Through the Indian Wars of the 1600's,the witchcraft trials of Massachusetts,the War of theRevolution to the War of 1812,the Mexican War,CivilWar,and World Wars,the Philbrick/Philbrook familyhas providedanever-ending supply of distinguished menand women who have influenced American history andculture.This family has contributed judges,lawyers,ministers of various denominations,actors,writers,professors,and medical men.The Philbrick/Philbrookfamily originally came from England and has an equallyinteresting background there,as well as in ColonialAmerica.  \n# THOMAS THE EMIGRANT\n\nThe father of the American Philbrick/Philbrook family(there are British Philbrick and Philbrook families)wasThomas Philbrick.He was born about 1584 and baptizedthe 13th of September 1584 at Bures in Suffolk County,England.His family was of the yeoman class which,inthe 1500's,was the class of working farmers who ownedproperty.The manor records at Bures mention Thomasseveral times as a tenant of the manor at Bures.1 It is saidthat he was a mariner as a young man and was a ship'smaster when he lived in England.2 He married ElizabethKnappat Bures in 1615andall his children-John,James,  \n上lizabeth,I homas,Hannah,Mary,Margaret,and Martha-were born and baptized at Bures and came with him toNew England.³After he brought his family to America,Thomas resided for a time in Watertown,Massa-chusetts,where his children grew to adulthood.Whenhis sons moved to Hampton,New Hampshire,he soldhis property in Watertown and moved to Hampton withthem.His wife died in 1663 and he died in 1667.4  \n# THE FAMILY IN ENGLAND\n\nThomas the Emigrant came from a middle classfarming family in Bures,Suffolk County,England.Hewas the 4th child of a family of ten children and his fatherwas also named Thomas.From the available records,itappears that his father was a fuller.5 This occupationinvolved working with cloth,cleaning and shrinking itwith water and heat in order to make the cloth thick.6Thomas the Emigrant's mother was Elizabeth.She diedin 1619 and his father died in 1632/3.Thomas had fourbrothers:John,Robert,Edward,and William.?Possiblythey came to America also,for a William Filbrigg was inVirginia in 1638andaRobert Filbrick died in 1649in NewEngland.8  \nThe parish records of Bures list dozens of Thomas'family members with names such as Robert,Edward,Thomas,William,and John.The family name,writtenFilbrick in the records,was probably pronounced\"Philbrook.\"Some of the family 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